Dan Sugalski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The code, when I try with -v, gives:
> debug = 0x0 > Reading forms/order.imc > using optimization '0' (0) > Starting parse... > warning:imcc:build_reglist: probably too small HASH_SIZE (29451 symbols) > error:imcc:make_life_range: Out of mem calloc-ing 12 bytes > And then dies. Ok. Too many symbols still. I've now enabled again ALLOCATE_HACK (which should get renamed, if it works :) Before the life analysis is started, 3 registers of one kind get allocated in one pass, if they are in one basic block only and don't overlap. This should color a lot of the temps immediately. These already colored temps are then not considered in further computations. You can verify this step by running -v: build_reglist: 36 symbols allocate_non_interfering, now: 12 symbols This is from a program that does arithmetics with the typical chain of intermediate temps. leo
